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jim cramer talking to the heads of starbucks, macy's and ford motor company. that's at 6:00 and 11:00 eastern on cnbc. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. the healthcare law gives us powerful tools to fight it... to investigate it... ...prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the country... ...to stop, spot, and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all of us. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet
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let me get your take, jim key, on this rumor that rick santelli mentioned earlier, that the market is lower on this vague rumor that "the wall street journal" is publishing a story about jpmorgan and the fed, tapering off. do you buy into that? when would you expect the fed to start tapering off? >> you know, that would surprise me, because the fed's kind of articulated that it would have to see higher inflation numbers, which it definitely is not seeing. and a lot lower unemployment. so sounds kind of like a rumor to me. i agree with your other guests. doesn't take much for the market to take a breather at this point. >> forget me for interrupting, but burt, it seems to me from my sort of ill-informed vantage point that the market seems pretty much inoculates against virtually everything. a little earnings disappointment, some bad news here. >> that's what's danny's saying. the one thing it hasn't had to be inoculated against, particularly, is a move by the fed. do you agree with that, and that the fed is really the only thing that could seriously derail this rise? >> yeah, i think s
let me get your take, jim key, on this rumor that rick santelli mentioned earlier, that the market is lower on this vague rumor that "the wall street journal" is publishing a story about jpmorgan and the fed, tapering off. do you buy into that? when would you expect the fed to start tapering off? >> you know, that would surprise me, because the fed's kind of articulated that it would have to see higher inflation numbers, which it definitely is not seeing. and a lot lower...
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. >> jim, i want to come to you. on tuesday you gave a great call before i left for vegas. we did i think it was the requested m"mad dash." you talked about the short position. you said look out if you're short. those were words that were worth listening to. >> well, thank you, david. it came from the fact that i did go to the short hills mall where they had the tesla show room and i was kind of blown away. "consumer reports" -- i literally bought that lexus, a 2007, because they said those things. i think that "consumer reports" is going to make it 21,000 teslas? they could double that. when people talk with elon musk. they're afraid to say anything bad about him publicly but i think there is an envy about this man and they want to tear him down. he's basically saying in a conference call, come get me! good luck! >> you know how i feel about entrepreneurs. at least they're out there, they're taking the big risk. yeah, they take shots. but hey, he's making cars. all right? i meang wrong with managing money. they're m
. >> jim, i want to come to you. on tuesday you gave a great call before i left for vegas. we did i think it was the requested m"mad dash." you talked about the short position. you said look out if you're short. those were words that were worth listening to. >> well, thank you, david. it came from the fact that i did go to the short hills mall where they had the tesla show room and i was kind of blown away. "consumer reports" -- i literally bought that lexus, a...
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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. david faber is off. the 10-year yield within about 10 basis points or so of that 3% at least earlier this morning and europe is worth watching as well. looking at the jobs number, as we said, 203,000 non-farm jobs added last month, forecasts calling for about a gain of 180,000. the unemployment rate down 0.3% to 7%, the lowest level in exactly five years. the question is whether or not the fed will scale back its bond purchasing program when the central bank meets later this month. jim, whether it was u-6, the workers, the wages, there's not a lot to quibble with in this one. >> i was most concerned about an even bigger number. this is kind of good. it wasn't so great that the rates had to skyrocket. >> so it's not a december taper number in your view. we just had plosser on saying don't make too much of one month. >> that's right. there were three articles on how we got a big gdp number and they all said the same thing, which is it's not going to last. that plus the fact that this was not 250,000 jobs i
i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. david faber is off. the 10-year yield within about 10 basis points or so of that 3% at least earlier this morning and europe is worth watching as well. looking at the jobs number, as we said, 203,000 non-farm jobs added last month, forecasts calling for about a gain of 180,000. the unemployment rate down 0.3% to 7%, the lowest level in exactly five years. the question is whether or not the fed will scale back its bond purchasing program when the central...
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exactly what jim's saying. the market does not yet understand how efficient these american companies are. >> this has been a love affair, of course, that has taken some bad turns in the past. and people's memories are not that short. but on the flip side of this, of course, is this incredible bull market in bonds that we've been following for, i don't know how many years. depends where you want to date it from. as we enter another year here, early in this year, we're once again hearing these cries, that's a theme for the markets. what that has enabled corporate america to do, whether it's simply take a company that might be on the precipice of bankruptcy and make it fairly healthy. that has been a theme here as well. i wonder where that goes if we see this continued increase in the yields in the bonds. >> a couple of things are happening that are virtuous, although fact wous. you look at -- when i go in, i look at the share count of almost every company. every share count is down dramatically in the last five y
exactly what jim's saying. the market does not yet understand how efficient these american companies are. >> this has been a love affair, of course, that has taken some bad turns in the past. and people's memories are not that short. but on the flip side of this, of course, is this incredible bull market in bonds that we've been following for, i don't know how many years. depends where you want to date it from. as we enter another year here, early in this year, we're once again hearing...
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how about you, jim? >> real good. i want to talk about the embedded connectivity platform you launched for 4-g. if i take this, and i'm a pc-maker or cell phone handset maker, this may obviate the need for dealing with a lot of companies. is this the one-stop solution that so many technology companies have begged for? >> well, we're definitely trying to give people a lot more bandwidth down to the different devices that they want, and that's why it's for this internet of everything. so it goes into tablets and computing products. but we also see connectivity going into all sorts of other things around us. whether it's home appliances, smart grid or into cars. we had an announcement by gm today of 4-g going into their cars. we're really trying to give people a lot of bandwidth. they'll go up to 170 megabits down to your device. >> i have 3-g right now, but if i subscribe to a program, let's say verizon gets the nfl rights, i will see the nfl, a game, without freezing, without buffering, right on as if i'm watching it o
how about you, jim? >> real good. i want to talk about the embedded connectivity platform you launched for 4-g. if i take this, and i'm a pc-maker or cell phone handset maker, this may obviate the need for dealing with a lot of companies. is this the one-stop solution that so many technology companies have begged for? >> well, we're definitely trying to give people a lot more bandwidth down to the different devices that they want, and that's why it's for this internet of everything....
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joining us from wells capital management jim paulson steve from fed deteriorated investorsp when you go through names like that low quality rally if that's the last gaps before a downturn, what do you think? >> well, i certainly see, you know, there's some warning indications even as bob pointed out. people are not exactly giddy with optimism but they're no longer as pessimistic as they were, complain sensy, values are way up that where the interest rates are also rising. i guess i kind of think that the thing driving this market a lot higher, i believe money velocity for the first time in this recovery, brian, is starting to turn up and the initial signs of that is the economy starts feeling better and i think that's what the stock market's picking up. i'm not so sure that's done. we may go higher into 2014 and maybe when we find out velocity has turned up and that creates a lot of fear around the fed and their exit strategy, a tougher half of 2014 but might be from higher levels. >> good point. may be higher. the point about the complacency here, steve, even though complacency migh
joining us from wells capital management jim paulson steve from fed deteriorated investorsp when you go through names like that low quality rally if that's the last gaps before a downturn, what do you think? >> well, i certainly see, you know, there's some warning indications even as bob pointed out. people are not exactly giddy with optimism but they're no longer as pessimistic as they were, complain sensy, values are way up that where the interest rates are also rising. i guess i kind...
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that's a big free cash flow yield, jim. you don't see that too often, not to mention a 3% dividend yield that goes along with it. those are pretty strong numbers for microsoft despite what's obviously a declining area for it to work in. >> yeah. david, let's look at it this way. microsoft, cisco and intel have greater growth than general mills, kellogg and floor rocks. they both have relatively the same yields and people just can't stop buying the latter. general mills trading at $49, above where goldman downgraded it. here we are, microsoft versus general mills. which one is really cheaper, david? >> that is a question i leave to you, my friend. >> i think the answer is that microsoft's much cheaper but people look at the future and think there is always going to be big g, people will always want to obserwn cheerio's but t may not warm up to windows. if you mention to my 18 and 20-year-old, you use windows? of course, dad. you have to get the air when you open the window. they don't know what windows 8 is. dad, did you num
that's a big free cash flow yield, jim. you don't see that too often, not to mention a 3% dividend yield that goes along with it. those are pretty strong numbers for microsoft despite what's obviously a declining area for it to work in. >> yeah. david, let's look at it this way. microsoft, cisco and intel have greater growth than general mills, kellogg and floor rocks. they both have relatively the same yields and people just can't stop buying the latter. general mills trading at $49,...
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jim cramer joins us now. be honest, jim -- are you nostalgic? >> no. >> you got it all? >> these are just guys who love to say how good they are. i used to say that, too. i spoke at some conference years ago. look -- the salt is to raise money. i thought that the piece in the "new york times" today was very on point about that conference and instead i think the real actions in the market themselves and not trying to market yourself. >> oh, man. well said. let me ask you something else. in a different way. that is, i don't noi know if i'd call it unanimous, but people feel like we're on the precipice of something that's not that great, a lot of these hedge fund guys. like there's some come uppance or some chickens out there. do chickens fly? i don't know but they're flying around, they're ready to roost. almost every single guy thinking that, maybe don't get out quite yet but there's something on the horizon that's very worrisome -- yeah? >> yes. other than lazslo bree who was not there, i think most people have tremendous contempt for the market. i think the people -- bi
jim cramer joins us now. be honest, jim -- are you nostalgic? >> no. >> you got it all? >> these are just guys who love to say how good they are. i used to say that, too. i spoke at some conference years ago. look -- the salt is to raise money. i thought that the piece in the "new york times" today was very on point about that conference and instead i think the real actions in the market themselves and not trying to market yourself. >> oh, man. well said. let...
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jim is with me you were the first to spot the problem. do you think that flash trading contributes to a fair market system or not. >> the government has blessed it. there have been many investigations where it's a he said she said. i think that it has not really helped. there are certain people who benefit from it. we drove a lot of individual investors away. we have had a series of little ins tents. these people are very powerful. i like my shows stand for the individual investor. but i clear ly slow down the financial innovation. i'm with warren buffet. he says it doesn't really help. the idea that the capital marks are supposed to add anything, that was like the old days. we have got to accept the charge. >> i still don't understand why it's not considered front running. if somebody gets something before somebody else, to me that is front running. >> that is the average person's definitio definition. i think the common sense has been thrown out the door. the government believes in what the high frequency people are saying. it really do
jim is with me you were the first to spot the problem. do you think that flash trading contributes to a fair market system or not. >> the government has blessed it. there have been many investigations where it's a he said she said. i think that it has not really helped. there are certain people who benefit from it. we drove a lot of individual investors away. we have had a series of little ins tents. these people are very powerful. i like my shows stand for the individual investor. but i...
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jim is exactly right. higher interest rates seem to be correlated. the fed raising interest rates is an encouraging sign. the fed is taking the appropriate action to reduce downside risks. where i disagree is in the initial response. i don't know that 94 is the entirely appropriate analogy. what we have seen is when interest rates tend to move in a somewhat dramatic fashion as they might when the fed ceases easing, stocks at best pause if not turn down. the stock market rally is going to pause for a while. >> we talk about the fed funds rate. then interest rates which the fed can kind of control but the bond market, itself, ultimately will control. do you worry about what rick just said which is sort of this concept that the fed loses control not of itself but of the otherall bond market. >> i have -- this is -- no. i am not worried about that. the risk of a spike in interest rates because inflation suddenly shows up or the chinese don't show up at an auction, that's something that we have been hearing about for a few years. the possibility certainly
jim is exactly right. higher interest rates seem to be correlated. the fed raising interest rates is an encouraging sign. the fed is taking the appropriate action to reduce downside risks. where i disagree is in the initial response. i don't know that 94 is the entirely appropriate analogy. what we have seen is when interest rates tend to move in a somewhat dramatic fashion as they might when the fed ceases easing, stocks at best pause if not turn down. the stock market rally is going to pause...
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. >> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. firms are going to go out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make a little money. my job is not just to entertain you, but i'm doing teaching tonight. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. earnings season. earnings season, i dread earnings season. why? because it is overwhelming with so many companies reporting at once and so much data being thrown at you. because it's hard to keep track of the expectations and really know what is better than expected. what the whisper, the real benchmark that must be beaten is. uh-uh. i had a really bad back and i can't stand carrying all those printed out versions of the conference calls as i schlepped from downtown manhattan where i do "squawk on the street" and work at the street to my studio where i do "mad money" in englew
. >> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. firms are going to go out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make a little money. my job is not just to entertain you, but i'm doing teaching tonight. call me...
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i'm jim cramer. i'll see you next time. in a mountain retreat, a con man stalk their prey. >> once i finally came to the realization that this thing is just a scam, it was too late. >> narrator: no victim is too big or too small... >> they took 25 bucks from a 15-year-old paperboy. if you had it to give, they'd take it. >> narrator: ...until a trusted employee decides to bring them down from the inside. >> if i just walked away, nobody would stop them. they would just keep taking money. >> narrator: and later... in a tough real-estate market, hawaiian mortgage broker james lull claims there's big money to be made by fixing bad
i'm jim cramer. i'll see you next time. in a mountain retreat, a con man stalk their prey. >> once i finally came to the realization that this thing is just a scam, it was too late. >> narrator: no victim is too big or too small... >> they took 25 bucks from a 15-year-old paperboy. if you had it to give, they'd take it. >> narrator: ...until a trusted employee decides to bring them down from the inside. >> if i just walked away, nobody would stop them. they would...
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>> caller: yes, jim, hi. >> hi. >> caller: jim, i'm calling on priceline. if you could -- >> i like price line. i like priceline. home away reported a really good number of tonight. i do believe in this group. but remember, people are going to say, listen, we're in a selloff and they're going to come for these high-dollar stocks first. what you want to do is be wary and let it come in before you buy any. but i would not panic out. and let's go to john in massachusetts. john? >> caller: hey, jim, big boo-yah from massachusetts. my stock is opko. >> we know it's a speculative stock, you take a quarter of the position off, otherwise, let's let it ride. i do believe that opko is going to be a big stock in 2013. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up -- lost at sea? shares of nordic american tanker are down 40% in the past year. is its recent dividend cut a warning of more rough seas ahead? or a commitment to get its business back on course? cramer talks to
>> caller: yes, jim, hi. >> hi. >> caller: jim, i'm calling on priceline. if you could -- >> i like price line. i like priceline. home away reported a really good number of tonight. i do believe in this group. but remember, people are going to say, listen, we're in a selloff and they're going to come for these high-dollar stocks first. what you want to do is be wary and let it come in before you buy any. but i would not panic out. and let's go to john in massachusetts....
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. >> jim paulson, chief investment officer and wells capital management. >> they are left at a default. it must just be a sugar high. this has less to do with the speed of growth than it does with the fact that's the flip side of 2008. i would argue that what has been happening since last year into this year is we are finally giving up the armageddon ghost. people are starting to believe that this is a sustainable recovery. we're now giving up the armageddon ghost. you see a rise in multiples as confidence about sustainability is running through. >> do you think jim is our most rational guest? >> i'm not going agree with all of it. we have seen that market movement through the flows. we have had tremendous fund flows. an enormous rotation. that has been a huge positive. the fundamentals are not necessarily that great and valuations have gotten ahead of themselves. i do think the market is definitely focusing on the fed. i think if you care about the fed then you care about what the fed is going to do then you need to watch everything generally. there is not a lot of potential great new
. >> jim paulson, chief investment officer and wells capital management. >> they are left at a default. it must just be a sugar high. this has less to do with the speed of growth than it does with the fact that's the flip side of 2008. i would argue that what has been happening since last year into this year is we are finally giving up the armageddon ghost. people are starting to believe that this is a sustainable recovery. we're now giving up the armageddon ghost. you see a rise in...
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. >> jim's going to be bummed that he was not here. but it's great to have you. obviously, the story of the day has god got to be new items, right? how many in the first half? >> so a couple hundred items in the new half. exthe engss of lines. you flavors. brand new products. yoplait greek blended. new cereals. soft eat meal bars. new hershey dessert products. new frozen food products. a very good long list and pleased with the new product lineup of this year. >> built around convenience, right? consumers on the go whether it's dinner or breakfast. you name it. >> almost all consumers are on the go and so convenience is a key part of what we do. we have to help them make dinner simple, whether it's new varieties or versions of hamburger helper or dumpling flairs. chinese consumers looking for convenience and the same simplicity as consumers all over the world and really a fundamental play for us. >> your stock became almost a touch stone for us at this desk because of the performance, because of the defensive nature of it. and then bond yields shot up and the sto
. >> jim's going to be bummed that he was not here. but it's great to have you. obviously, the story of the day has god got to be new items, right? how many in the first half? >> so a couple hundred items in the new half. exthe engss of lines. you flavors. brand new products. yoplait greek blended. new cereals. soft eat meal bars. new hershey dessert products. new frozen food products. a very good long list and pleased with the new product lineup of this year. >> built around...
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jim cramer is here. when we woke up this morning and i don't wake up as early as you two. but when we woke up it was panic. it was a disaster in the making. the futures were down. what the heck is going on? >> i -- in preparation for coming out, what i did i felt i did a little work. i went to google maps. we're not the same land mass as japan. we're not next to europe. i know in the past we were together. >> i am sensing se ining sarcas. >> i should have gone to the apple maps and maybe we are joined. but it's important to point out that we are better. and you know what? you can go and read the headlines about the fed. >> i think you -- one of the things that some people were saying this morning to watch the squawk box, starting to level off, one of the guests said look at the profitability of u.s. companies, to which i thought to myself, i get it. we. >> it's always a difficult thing. did the world change at all for us yesterday? there are all kinds of things, the beginning of the end of the party and this kind of thing. >> what was very important about what happened ove
jim cramer is here. when we woke up this morning and i don't wake up as early as you two. but when we woke up it was panic. it was a disaster in the making. the futures were down. what the heck is going on? >> i -- in preparation for coming out, what i did i felt i did a little work. i went to google maps. we're not the same land mass as japan. we're not next to europe. i know in the past we were together. >> i am sensing se ining sarcas. >> i should have gone to the apple...
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. >> jim is a former chief global marketing officer for p & g. jim, great to see you. >> what did the board want? >> ty, you know, you can see the sunshining. the reds are in town. things are happy here. the board wanted a confident leader. no one understands a company better than ag. he has been away for four years. i think he has had time to take perspective on the company and he is going to come back better than ever. so i'm really looking forward to seeing it. his first letter to employees and alumni was all about the focus on the consumer, innovation and culture. and that's spot on. there is no one better at it than he is. >> what is the biggest challenge he faces now? >> i think it's two more consumer relevant information and the second one is speed of decision making. he will come in as any leader would and look at the culture and pipeline of innovation and look at the leadership team. i think that company is full of great brands and people and cash. >> what will this do for company moral. >> he is a great leader. sitting next to a senior
. >> jim is a former chief global marketing officer for p & g. jim, great to see you. >> what did the board want? >> ty, you know, you can see the sunshining. the reds are in town. things are happy here. the board wanted a confident leader. no one understands a company better than ag. he has been away for four years. i think he has had time to take perspective on the company and he is going to come back better than ever. so i'm really looking forward to seeing it. his...
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jim stewart wrote a terrific piece about this. they both join us now, welcome to both of you. >> i'm going start with you. you did pen a terrific piece. tell me how you think it's all going to play out. >> there is no question if you look at this through the lens of gains theory, the rational choice would be to cooperate. unfortunately the real world is not a world of peer gain theory, so there are a lot of other factors and people can change the incentives to cooperate or not. and in theory, the people can't talk to each other and we can assume that through their lawyers are somehow some kind of communication. . there is. prosecutors there is a lot of pressure on these other people to cooperate with the government. >> i am surprised that they haven't caved yet. >> that's true. >> the deeper i got into this research, the more obvious it seemed to me that this guy ought to be cooperated if he can. he faces decades in jail because of the magnitude of the dollar of damages here and he could maybe get something as low as probation if
jim stewart wrote a terrific piece about this. they both join us now, welcome to both of you. >> i'm going start with you. you did pen a terrific piece. tell me how you think it's all going to play out. >> there is no question if you look at this through the lens of gains theory, the rational choice would be to cooperate. unfortunately the real world is not a world of peer gain theory, so there are a lot of other factors and people can change the incentives to cooperate or not. and...
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on this record breaking day, jim joins the trader. what are you watching today, jim? >> sue, a couple things have piqued my interest today. among them, priceline, lowe's and net ease. as the father of a couple teenagers, you can bet i have some strong opinions about online gaming. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >> away from government repression and open up their society. a group of investors is bidding for a major lucrative airport reconstruction contract is hoping he puts in a good word for them, too. >> success is whether we can compete effectively. and a num
on this record breaking day, jim joins the trader. what are you watching today, jim? >> sue, a couple things have piqued my interest today. among them, priceline, lowe's and net ease. as the father of a couple teenagers, you can bet i have some strong opinions about online gaming. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. all...
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>> let's bring in jim from ford headquarters in michigan. we just showed some of the figures there. >> it's a cyclical improvement in the market as a whole, plus ford's unique position. the number one truck for tradesmen, for seeing the housing market driving improvement as well. people have the age of full sized trucks was really high now. and so people are replacing those products as a business tool. >> how much are margins getting squeezed? you are able to raise prices and transaction prices are up, you're facing stiff competition out there. >> really good question. leading fuel economy technology. as you know, some of our biggest sales increase come from infusion, brand new cars. they are all equal to the line up. we have seen customers be willing to pay more for eco-boost life technology to cover that margin. it's interesting in the u.s. market right now. so our margins continue to be in good shape as we bring new technology to the market. >> earlier today you announced a recall. you haven't had reported injuries or death related to tha
>> let's bring in jim from ford headquarters in michigan. we just showed some of the figures there. >> it's a cyclical improvement in the market as a whole, plus ford's unique position. the number one truck for tradesmen, for seeing the housing market driving improvement as well. people have the age of full sized trucks was really high now. and so people are replacing those products as a business tool. >> how much are margins getting squeezed? you are able to raise prices and...
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jim cramer joins us now. i figured out what's going on there. we're going to do that as a "stock of the day ". >> no, i do follow it. >> anti-anemia drug. some people have come down with ant an anaphalaxis. so we go back to doing epo, and good for amgen. this is a decline of preposterous proportions. if you pull the big drug, it tends to end badly. >> i should have known, you did cover that. you can't help but notice it going down on the tape. how about lowe's? anything else so far today? >> it's so funny, joe, the negativity. i know it gets to me. out with a great quarter. the first thing i read a bunch of research which is, nah -- look, this is a company buying back a lot of stock. it is doing fine. the stock has been on fire. it's up again a little bit. i think this says good things. they just talked about the sandy rebuild. we're both in jersey, so you and i know, it hasn't even started yet. i like lowe's a lot. >> what do you use, a blackberry, iphone? >> i use it an iphone. i absolutely love it. it changed my life. it's great. >> me, too.
jim cramer joins us now. i figured out what's going on there. we're going to do that as a "stock of the day ". >> no, i do follow it. >> anti-anemia drug. some people have come down with ant an anaphalaxis. so we go back to doing epo, and good for amgen. this is a decline of preposterous proportions. if you pull the big drug, it tends to end badly. >> i should have known, you did cover that. you can't help but notice it going down on the tape. how about lowe's?...
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"mad money" with jim cramer starts now. >>> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. going out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere -- "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money." welcome erica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you a limb mone little money. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. sometimes, very rarely, but sometimes we get a metaphor that fits the stock market as strong as this one. even as today the averages, dow sinking 50 points, s&p sliding .26%, nasdaq inching down .01%. sometimes, sometimes there's an analogy so obvious it can explain how in the heck we can have one of the best januarys of all time with the dow up about 6%. >> the house of pleasure. >> giving you the greatest january since 1994, and the s&p rallying about 5%. >> all aboard! >> every january since 1997. the secret behind the market's success is right in front of you. and this is one of those times because this sunday's super bo
"mad money" with jim cramer starts now. >>> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. going out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere -- "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money." welcome erica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you a limb mone little money. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc....
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>> we did a couple things, jim. and first on the loan growth, you're right, we had 7% year-over-year loan growth, really led by our commercial and industrial loans which were up 21% from the same time last year. that's been a targeted strategy of ours to lever ourselves to the business economy, and we also reentered credit cards. that really drove strong loan growth particularly in our commercial loans. and on the net interest margin side, you're right, we experienced expansion when many others are feeling the pressure of the slow interest rate environment. we pulled a lot of levers in our liability side, lowered our cost of interest bearing deposits and liabilities and also grew loans, which has been really helpful. >> we've been very bullish on "mad money" on the midwestern region because of the resurgence of manufacturing. do you think some of your strength also comes from the fact of where you're located? >> i will tell you absolutely this regional economy in the midwest and extending up into the northeast where
>> we did a couple things, jim. and first on the loan growth, you're right, we had 7% year-over-year loan growth, really led by our commercial and industrial loans which were up 21% from the same time last year. that's been a targeted strategy of ours to lever ourselves to the business economy, and we also reentered credit cards. that really drove strong loan growth particularly in our commercial loans. and on the net interest margin side, you're right, we experienced expansion when many...
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and also the one and only jim kramler be joining us on the show. and twitter getting into the music wars. our guests say see it as an opportunity for everyone. we will dig into that as well. >> we will see you at 2. it's power house time. mike joins us now. he has received more awards than anyone in its 100 years. he is with prudential fox and roach realtors. welcome. >> nice to be here. thank you. >> let's talk a little bit about the greater philadelphia market. i understand that it is a very strong market right now. correct? >> yeah. we are having fun again. >> good. strongest market you have seen in quite some time? >> yes. strongest market since '05, '06. >> it sounds like it's a tight market? >> that's the big hustle right now. it is incredible how much we have sold in the last months. >> which probably explains the drop of 11% on the average days on the market. >> yes. average days on the market is down and the number of properties available is about 31%. it's the lowest inventory i have had since '04. >> let's take a look at the first offeri
and also the one and only jim kramler be joining us on the show. and twitter getting into the music wars. our guests say see it as an opportunity for everyone. we will dig into that as well. >> we will see you at 2. it's power house time. mike joins us now. he has received more awards than anyone in its 100 years. he is with prudential fox and roach realtors. welcome. >> nice to be here. thank you. >> let's talk a little bit about the greater philadelphia market. i understand...
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>> caller: jim, symbol -- >> speculative and red hot. understand people are saying there's a bubble bursting in 3d. be careful, it's a good company. but the stock is very rich. i still like the concept, though. let's go to robert in new york. robert? >> caller: jim, a real big b-b-boo-yah for joseph a. banks. >> no, i'm looking for a 15% off sale. a two for one. i don't like that quarter at all. let's go to eric in california. eric? >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, chief. what's up? >> caller: thank you for taking my call. a question for you, i have duke energy and i have energy transport. which -- >> no, sell energy transport. >> sell, sell, sell -- >> duke is one of my absolute favorites. no, one more, nancy in maryland. nancy? >> caller: jim, it's nancy. >> how you doing? >> caller: great. arcadia national i'm interested in. >> no, too hard for me to understand. i'm not an owner of that, i'm not a buyer. ed in new york? ed? >> caller: jim, honey and lemon boo-yah to ya, i hope you feel better soon. >> i'm doing my best, partn
>> caller: jim, symbol -- >> speculative and red hot. understand people are saying there's a bubble bursting in 3d. be careful, it's a good company. but the stock is very rich. i still like the concept, though. let's go to robert in new york. robert? >> caller: jim, a real big b-b-boo-yah for joseph a. banks. >> no, i'm looking for a 15% off sale. a two for one. i don't like that quarter at all. let's go to eric in california. eric? >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim....
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we all respected jim baker. it was fascinating. a even albert norris, in a weird way, we're all in this government together, but we're going to argue. and the great thing was these two old irish guys would get together and argue it out in the back room just hauring with each other. >> chris, if you below this book about today's period 20, 50 years from now, do you think we're going to look at this as the golding age? >> i hope it's notice the new norm. and i really do think that there's a real -- president obama is a relatively cold person in terms of other politicians. whether he thinks he's better than them, he looks like he does. he doesn't work the house. he doesn't community even the things you have to communicate, like fear. sometimes you have to make joranmy fear you. machiavelli was right in the patcho strike. tip would always talk to me about how reagan made his bones with the patco strike. when he broke that wildcat strike against the federal government with those guys breaking their contracts and breaking their word, tha
we all respected jim baker. it was fascinating. a even albert norris, in a weird way, we're all in this government together, but we're going to argue. and the great thing was these two old irish guys would get together and argue it out in the back room just hauring with each other. >> chris, if you below this book about today's period 20, 50 years from now, do you think we're going to look at this as the golding age? >> i hope it's notice the new norm. and i really do think that...
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jim, we went from 2.48% on the ten year, currently at 2.52%. what are the implication for the bond markets? >> i think the statement was somewhat disappointing for the bond market in respect that yields were at 2.7%, september 18th when the fed said they're too high, they're crimping the economy. now 2.49%, they took that statement out. really that's all it needs was 25 or so basis points to go from the rates are too high to rates are just fine? the fed is fine tuning it to a degree they shouldn't be fine tuning it. and maybe the bond market is disappointed about is the micro management we're seeing from the fed. also from hampton's comments i heard nothing about financial market conditions or nothing about the jeremy stein argument that the fed is worried about asset bubbles. seems like that's off the table right now, it's all about unemployment and payroll growth. >> and to be fair, and steve's reading the stuff, and i'll give you 30 more seconds, but i want to make a note of what you said, jim. it's a notable point which is this, going back
jim, we went from 2.48% on the ten year, currently at 2.52%. what are the implication for the bond markets? >> i think the statement was somewhat disappointing for the bond market in respect that yields were at 2.7%, september 18th when the fed said they're too high, they're crimping the economy. now 2.49%, they took that statement out. really that's all it needs was 25 or so basis points to go from the rates are too high to rates are just fine? the fed is fine tuning it to a degree they...
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let's go to jim in pennsylvania. jim? >> boo-yah, jim, this is jimmy from the lehigh valley, allentown. what the heck is going on with m.e.s.? >> this has to do with just -- people think there's a lot of drilling on going in the country. you need to see more fracking for nat gas. this is a play for nat gas drilling and other than where you are, where cabot oil and gas and this is 25 miles northeast of you, you just don't have a lot of drilling and i looked at the baker hughes count and it wasn't that good, and i have to tell you that's why the stock hasn't run and it is a big disappointment. welcome back, if you got something to say. gary in arizona, gary! >> jim, thanks for taking my call. we really like your show out here. hey, keeping your pigs and hogs metaphor in mind i bought restor pharmaceuticals around $6. shall i sell or buy? >> that was the early stage biotech, please. please. sell half and play with the rest of the money because i've got to tell you, that is as speculative as it gets, and that, ladies and gent
let's go to jim in pennsylvania. jim? >> boo-yah, jim, this is jimmy from the lehigh valley, allentown. what the heck is going on with m.e.s.? >> this has to do with just -- people think there's a lot of drilling on going in the country. you need to see more fracking for nat gas. this is a play for nat gas drilling and other than where you are, where cabot oil and gas and this is 25 miles northeast of you, you just don't have a lot of drilling and i looked at the baker hughes count...
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jim and abigail, thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> let's check the interest rates scenario. with the stock market on edge about washington, we did see a flight into the treasury market yesterday. right now we do see the yield on the ten-year note holding at just about 2.652%. on the five-year note we're actually at 1.419%. the biggest move in yields today has been in both the shortest end of the curve two-year and five-year note in terms of percentage moves. the dow jones industrial average up 64 points. transports up an even 100 right now. more coming up on "power lunch" on the markets and washington. when ty and i come back. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> all right. welcome back. we're watching the markets in the midst of the government showdown
jim and abigail, thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> let's check the interest rates scenario. with the stock market on edge about washington, we did see a flight into the treasury market yesterday. right now we do see the yield on the ten-year note holding at just about 2.652%. on the five-year note we're actually at 1.419%. the biggest move in yields today has been in both the shortest end of the curve two-year and five-year note in terms of percentage moves. the dow jones...
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jim bianoc and our own rick santelli. jim, i want to start with you. where do you -- you have some opinions on what deals like this if in fact there is a dealing in the offing for dell, what it says about where we are in the cycle for these markets. >> yeah. if you get a lot of deals like this like we saw in 2007, 2008, there's a high in the market when b you get a tremendous amount of deal activity. dell alone is not a tremendous amount of deal activity. but if it kicks off the activity, i would be worried ae tharkt is at a high. >> ralph, i want your opinions on the market here. when everybody was doom and gloom you said you wanted to be buying stocks. and you were right. this market wants to go higher even in the face of things like the debt ceiling debate and a global slowdown. if you had to call it a baseball game, what inning are we in? >> i'd say the second inning, third inning. there's a lot of left. >> wow. >> this is the year of all-time new highs? >> all-time new highs? >> as we speak. >> all-time new high for the nasdaq would be 5,000, righ
jim bianoc and our own rick santelli. jim, i want to start with you. where do you -- you have some opinions on what deals like this if in fact there is a dealing in the offing for dell, what it says about where we are in the cycle for these markets. >> yeah. if you get a lot of deals like this like we saw in 2007, 2008, there's a high in the market when b you get a tremendous amount of deal activity. dell alone is not a tremendous amount of deal activity. but if it kicks off the activity,...
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jim, let me bring you into the conversation. holding above a 2% range and one of the concerns for investors might be that we see a sudden spike in yields. is that at all likely if we see improvement in the economy, is there any danger we will see yield spike up at a rate that is too fast for the market to handle? >> it is always a danger but you have to remember who the buyer of treasury securities are. it is not an investor, an retail investor. a central bank and primarily federal reserve buying treasury in month and augmenting that with 45 billion of mortgages a month. as long as federal reserve is in the game buying treasury securities. the perception is that inflation is at least an problem. i dent want to go as far as say under control. fsh treasury yields should remain where they were now. the fed decides if they stop or inflation starts it creep up. you could see yields move higher. but keep in mind, that over the last hundred years, every time yields have moved up, stocks don't have negative returns. so for those that ar
jim, let me bring you into the conversation. holding above a 2% range and one of the concerns for investors might be that we see a sudden spike in yields. is that at all likely if we see improvement in the economy, is there any danger we will see yield spike up at a rate that is too fast for the market to handle? >> it is always a danger but you have to remember who the buyer of treasury securities are. it is not an investor, an retail investor. a central bank and primarily federal...
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leon. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? i'm calling about a company that recently acquired lifegen technologies. the company is nu skin, nus. >> this is a very tough one. sometimes you just have to understand the exigencies of tv. there's an article about nu skin in the post. i'm going to admit something. that's best handled in print. it takes too long to go into the nu skin situation. i'd have to do a whole segment. i don't understand. i'm sorry. team ackman, team icahn, it doesn't matter. the best thing you can do is sit back and watch the brawl. on "mad money" we avoid the battleground shots. let wall street's hot shots throw some punches. just enjoy wapner. enjoy good tv. stay with cramer. to the best vacation spot on earth. (all) the gulf! it doesn't matter which of our great states folks visit. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafoo
leon. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? i'm calling about a company that recently acquired lifegen technologies. the company is nu skin, nus. >> this is a very tough one. sometimes you just have to understand the exigencies of tv. there's an article about nu skin in the post. i'm going to admit something. that's best handled in print. it takes too long to go into the nu skin situation. i'd have to do a whole segment. i don't understand. i'm sorry. team ackman, team icahn, it doesn't...
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jim cramer joins us now. and i don't know what to think, jim, quiet before the storm. we were looking for something outside of washington that washd dictate, give us an idea which way the market is headed next. we got up to new highs on the non-taper. but now i feel like i need something, what have you done for me lately? >> i think you're right. the jobless claims look good. we heard from steve this isn't necessarily a terrific number but at the same time, this gives you hope we have low interest rates, 2 hadn2.65, the rates wea bit on that number. i agree, we keep reading the a kls abo -- articles about the decline in gdp if there's a shutdown and every afternoon seems to bring more selling, joe. >> it's impossible to say because it's counterfactual but at this point i'm almost ready to say we might be doing better if they had done the 10 or 15 at this point. just putting it off, there it is again. now we don't if it's happening next time. maybe that's not true. i think that they're not necessarily going to tell us they're as concerned with the stock market. they're
jim cramer joins us now. and i don't know what to think, jim, quiet before the storm. we were looking for something outside of washington that washd dictate, give us an idea which way the market is headed next. we got up to new highs on the non-taper. but now i feel like i need something, what have you done for me lately? >> i think you're right. the jobless claims look good. we heard from steve this isn't necessarily a terrific number but at the same time, this gives you hope we have low...
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. >> jim cramer is here with his unique take on pepsi and more on a man he says just might be the smartest guy in energy. rr i really do hate being the bearer of bad news but as of now the averages are rolling on track. where are all of those buyers who used to be so willing to jump in and buy the dips? >> we had two lousy days on monday and wednesday with heavy volume and with 90% of the volume to the downside. that caused some people to say maybe the trend reversal is in here. here is the intraday a lot quieter. take a look at walmart. we lost about two dollars. >> i don't have that note. i will pass it on to you. a little bit quieter today. on either side of positive or negative. bottom line here is quiet. brian, the thing i would note is that the vix is still elevated. that's a sign that traders are still buying puts. they're still a little on the nervous side. >> bob, who can really blame them? thank you very much. >> anger from president obama. >> all in all this was a pretty shameful day for washington. but this effort is not over. i want to make it clear to the american people. we
. >> jim cramer is here with his unique take on pepsi and more on a man he says just might be the smartest guy in energy. rr i really do hate being the bearer of bad news but as of now the averages are rolling on track. where are all of those buyers who used to be so willing to jump in and buy the dips? >> we had two lousy days on monday and wednesday with heavy volume and with 90% of the volume to the downside. that caused some people to say maybe the trend reversal is in here....
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catch "mad money" tonight because jim cramer will have more with the co-ceos of whole foods 6:00 and 11:00 eastern. >> i know jim is a fervent watcher of this show so i hope he's listening because i have an important question i want him to ask both of these co-ceos. is it true from what i've heard you have to wear skinny jeans, a flannel shirt and black rimmed glasses to get into that whole foods in brooklyn? >> do you mean do you have to be a hipster? >> lack of shop lifting, can't fit anything in the pantses. >> you got the hipster beard. >> the one bag thing. >>> still ahead on this fine show the high price of cheap goods. serious story. charges that some of the biggest retailers are saving money by using cheap, undocumented and oftentimes almost abused workers. >> plus, oj is feeling the squeeze while banana prices could soon go bananas. first, bill an kelly, what is coming up on "closing bell"? >> we get to follow bananas. always talk about how the final hour of trading is the most important hour of the trading day. we now have the data to back that up. >> we're not just saying
catch "mad money" tonight because jim cramer will have more with the co-ceos of whole foods 6:00 and 11:00 eastern. >> i know jim is a fervent watcher of this show so i hope he's listening because i have an important question i want him to ask both of these co-ceos. is it true from what i've heard you have to wear skinny jeans, a flannel shirt and black rimmed glasses to get into that whole foods in brooklyn? >> do you mean do you have to be a hipster? >> lack of...
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don't bet against jim mcnortheasterny. >> he has a long, long game. >> and second, if it is a battery problem, it is fixable and now we don't want to hear any problems, and i don't want to sell boeing here, and if it comes down more on this, it's a little -- you never know what's going to happen. >> right. >> and i want to find out the whole story, but i'm not betting against boeing either. >> we're going to bring phil into the conversation as well. >> we don't know and phil has pointed that out, that we don't know why this particular fire happened, but as we look at boeing down 6%, would you step into it because you have said, mr. mcinerney has a long game plan for boeing. >> the only plan i have is the greatest stock in history. it should be down on a down day. i'm going to give it a little room because it's just been an unbelievable stock. going out last night with the "mad money" crew, and one of the people i work with, fabulous guy, jim, is it ever going to go down i? said i don't know, it's been an unbelievable stock, so, you know, it's profit-taking. >> it's coming off its lows
don't bet against jim mcnortheasterny. >> he has a long, long game. >> and second, if it is a battery problem, it is fixable and now we don't want to hear any problems, and i don't want to sell boeing here, and if it comes down more on this, it's a little -- you never know what's going to happen. >> right. >> and i want to find out the whole story, but i'm not betting against boeing either. >> we're going to bring phil into the conversation as well. >> we...
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. >> it just strikes me that jim is the best answer. the question is not just the fed stop. tapering is still buying assets and holding a $4 trillion or $3.5 trillion balance sheet is still easy money. i wonder if the economy improves and the fed stays easy, is that a bad stock environment? or could we still have the best of both worlds in the sense that the fed is easy, maybe buying fewer but still assets? and an improving economy? >> you brought up a good point. we're in an environment where is bad news good news? and the corollary is where will have an environment where bad news is good news? and i think the answer might be yes. it likes the idea that we will continue to move higher. we will combine what we read in a minute. and we're going. so buy, buy, buy, our research looks at the relationship between interest rates and stock prices. if interest rates rise from varying levels it's associated with a rise. if interest rates approve from 2% to 3%, we don't think that will be associated with the stock market sell-off. >> i will ask a very simple question. very simple to a
. >> it just strikes me that jim is the best answer. the question is not just the fed stop. tapering is still buying assets and holding a $4 trillion or $3.5 trillion balance sheet is still easy money. i wonder if the economy improves and the fed stays easy, is that a bad stock environment? or could we still have the best of both worlds in the sense that the fed is easy, maybe buying fewer but still assets? and an improving economy? >> you brought up a good point. we're in an...
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jim newsel, you called the fiscal cliff deal to this point a fiasco. what had your high expectations for what's to come on the spending and the debt limit that they have to deal with in the next couple of months? >> i don't have very high expectations. >> i didn't think so. >> i mean, i think at this point in time we're seeing history we pete itself and why congressman congressman brooks voted against the deal. congratulations on being sworn in again today, congressman brooks. >> thank you. >> but i think mo is right. you know, the taxes have been -- have been settled. whether he voted for them or not, taxes are settled. it's now on to entitlement reform and spending, and historically whether it's in reagan or bush or even in clinton, there were very few opportunities for cutting real spending or reforming entitlements that went along with tax increases, and that's what needs to happen. you've got to drop the -- and bend the growth curve in entitlement spending if you're going to have any chance at all in getting back to any sustainability on the debt,
jim newsel, you called the fiscal cliff deal to this point a fiasco. what had your high expectations for what's to come on the spending and the debt limit that they have to deal with in the next couple of months? >> i don't have very high expectations. >> i didn't think so. >> i mean, i think at this point in time we're seeing history we pete itself and why congressman congressman brooks voted against the deal. congratulations on being sworn in again today, congressman brooks....
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. >> good call on the airlines, jim. >> remember earlier this week we were talking about how u.s. airports just flat out stink? that doesn't seem to matter. a new survey says that air travel satisfaction is at a seven year high. phil, where is the disconnect here? >> it's hard to figure this one out. >> people are more accepting of baggage fees. not crazy about them. the dot released information about complaints in the first quarter. >> okay. thanks very much for that, phil lebeau. >> the geek currency bit coin has been under fire for dramatic price swings. even federal regulators are looking into how to better regulate it. you know who doesn't care about it? he is pre-selling his new book, choose yourself exclusively on bit coin. james, come on. is this a genius marketing stunt or do you really care about bit coin and the people who buy and sell this currency? >> it's a little bit of both. it worked as a marketing stunt because here i am talking about it. >> which is why i knew you wouldn't be offended by the question. >> the flip side is bit coin is a very interesting method of
. >> good call on the airlines, jim. >> remember earlier this week we were talking about how u.s. airports just flat out stink? that doesn't seem to matter. a new survey says that air travel satisfaction is at a seven year high. phil, where is the disconnect here? >> it's hard to figure this one out. >> people are more accepting of baggage fees. not crazy about them. the dot released information about complaints in the first quarter. >> okay. thanks very much for...
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abigail and jim. ty, up to you. >> great reporting on capitol hill, but up next, a democrat and a republican will tell us where we stand and if there is any realistic chance of a deal with less than 11 hours to go until shutdown time. plus, the business of fantasy football if you don't play, you know smun who does. almost a tenth of all americans are in the game. who's making money off it? more power to you in two minutes. nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. >> we begin a tale of two restaurant chains. morgan stanley downgrading panera to equal weight from overweight saying the company may be losing its ability to drive same-store sales higher, but the firm said investors may find more value in chipotle which it upgraded to overweight from equal weight with $485 a share price target. chipotle h
abigail and jim. ty, up to you. >> great reporting on capitol hill, but up next, a democrat and a republican will tell us where we stand and if there is any realistic chance of a deal with less than 11 hours to go until shutdown time. plus, the business of fantasy football if you don't play, you know smun who does. almost a tenth of all americans are in the game. who's making money off it? more power to you in two minutes. nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the...
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jim cramer speaking with the ceos of sales force, ebay and drop box, all from dreamforce 2013. that's tonight, guys, "mad money" 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. >> that is a big event. marc benioff, is a big man. he's got to be about 6'6". >> wow. >> that's going to be a big show. >> i would get a crick in my neck. if your kid is beg for an xbox or ps 4 or husband or kid, we have your gaming console for dummies guide coming you. >> a can't miss david and goliath coffee battle. starbucks losing to the little guy. we talk to said little guy coming up. but first, a big man in his own right, bill griffeth what's coming up on the "closing bell"? >> we know the dow is trying to close above 16,000, but has this market come too far too fast? we'll get both sides of the classic stock market bubble debate. we have speaks of big guys, one of the richest and savviest ipoipo investors back with us today, reportedly made $600 million on the twitter ipo. we'll find out where he sees the next big thing in social media and how he thinks the oil boom here in the united states is going to affect the global c
jim cramer speaking with the ceos of sales force, ebay and drop box, all from dreamforce 2013. that's tonight, guys, "mad money" 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. >> that is a big event. marc benioff, is a big man. he's got to be about 6'6". >> wow. >> that's going to be a big show. >> i would get a crick in my neck. if your kid is beg for an xbox or ps 4 or husband or kid, we have your gaming console for dummies guide coming you. >> a can't miss david and goliath...
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jim, third time, do you agree or -- i'm not asking again, jim. do you agree or disagree with the downgrade? >> final answer is i agree, but i'm reluck tap the. walgreens deserves a whole lot of kritd for getting themselves out of the debacle from last november. i think downgrading them to hold is the appropriate move, too. if it trades 46.50 on the downside, a little lower here, that's where i would be tempted to initiate a short with 42. >> jim yorio, one agrooel growable guy. michelle, down to you >> another update on the trading action. josh lipton joins on the floor of the nyse. off flows but a negative day. >> off flows and down triple digits for the dow. two fears, fed tapering and now on top of that you've got these chinese liquidity concerns, worries that the credit crunch could slow down the economy there even more. >> what's new today about that? is it the goelt goldman call coming out with their assessment of what the economy will do? knew about those wednesday, thursday and friday. >> goldman is adding on, but goldman did downgrade th
jim, third time, do you agree or -- i'm not asking again, jim. do you agree or disagree with the downgrade? >> final answer is i agree, but i'm reluck tap the. walgreens deserves a whole lot of kritd for getting themselves out of the debacle from last november. i think downgrading them to hold is the appropriate move, too. if it trades 46.50 on the downside, a little lower here, that's where i would be tempted to initiate a short with 42. >> jim yorio, one agrooel growable guy....
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good company, good car, limited market. >> we'll see what jim thinks after he gets behind the wheel. watch out, summit, new jersey, that's all i have to say. moving on to our call of the day. buy the dip in facebook. the stock is up more than 4% today. there's a look at it. up better than 5% now. jeffrey's and bmo upgrading the stock. this after face book hit its low et leavels of the year just yesterday. steven. >> i don't own this thing. it's finally -- in terms of where it's trading after the ipo. i don't know if you've answered any of the questions. it keeps getting more competitive in the space. my guess is, it rests about here. >> -- very good progress in mobile -- >> you guys have been buying it. >> they are on track. $1.9 billion in mobile ad revenues this year. that's huge progress. that quarter was very good across the board. the only reason why these numbers didn't blow it away, they're spending on investment. i like to see that as an investor. >> i didn't mean for you to take that personally -- >> i didn't take that personally -- >> i'm not wrong about it. >> what i'm say
good company, good car, limited market. >> we'll see what jim thinks after he gets behind the wheel. watch out, summit, new jersey, that's all i have to say. moving on to our call of the day. buy the dip in facebook. the stock is up more than 4% today. there's a look at it. up better than 5% now. jeffrey's and bmo upgrading the stock. this after face book hit its low et leavels of the year just yesterday. steven. >> i don't own this thing. it's finally -- in terms of where it's...
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joining us is jim paulson from wells capital management, david lutz, jim, i imagine you hoped a taper on wednesday just for the sake of not having to deal with when will the feds taper questions anymore? >> yes, i do. i think it's been long overdue in my book and the data has been there for a while to at least at a minimum suggest that maybe we should ease less aggressively. that's the only decision that has to be made. not like we're going to tighten right away. ease less aggressively when the unemployment rates drop 3 percentage points, back growing, when the global economy is arguably the broadest and most synchronized it's been. i'm hoping they'll taper and if it's a controlled taper, methodical slow taper i think the markets will be fine with it and actually will probably go higher in the early part of next year. >> to that point, is it possible by taking away the uncertainty factor by giving us a taper this week, it would actually be a positive for the market? is that a possible scenario? >> absolutely, mandy. at the end of the day, the market does not like uncertainty. it can h
joining us is jim paulson from wells capital management, david lutz, jim, i imagine you hoped a taper on wednesday just for the sake of not having to deal with when will the feds taper questions anymore? >> yes, i do. i think it's been long overdue in my book and the data has been there for a while to at least at a minimum suggest that maybe we should ease less aggressively. that's the only decision that has to be made. not like we're going to tighten right away. ease less aggressively...
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jim always great to see you. >> guys? >> yeah, brian. >> i was going to say, i don't know if you heard mandy and jim, christian here made us a deal. if which buy more than one of these puppies they might give us a discount. i'm thinking the ss street signs and ss mad money. >> we'll get $185 million instead of $200 million. i call that a bargain. >> party ships. >> cut a deal. >> pocket change for you. >> yeah. the ss street signs coming our way. thanks very much. we'll get back to you, brian, a whole lot more from brian in philly in a second. jim, thank you as well. >> thank you, guys. >> the mortgage backed monster could be rearing its ugly head all over again. just wait until you see how investors are once again using housing as collateral and sure seems like the bulls are not afraid of anything these days. kind of like this guy here. but we have three big red flags that every bull does need to watch out for. do not go away. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter whe
jim always great to see you. >> guys? >> yeah, brian. >> i was going to say, i don't know if you heard mandy and jim, christian here made us a deal. if which buy more than one of these puppies they might give us a discount. i'm thinking the ss street signs and ss mad money. >> we'll get $185 million instead of $200 million. i call that a bargain. >> party ships. >> cut a deal. >> pocket change for you. >> yeah. the ss street signs coming our way....
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i think with jim we go to $110. >> listen, you can catch more of jim and rich on our online show where we'll also hear from portfolio manager louis navellier. find out at 1:00 p.m. on futuresnow.cnbc.com. >> thanks so much, josh lipton. josh brown, you're long energy names. >> there is a renaissance of exploration of production here in the united states, north america. you can be in apache, occidental. i think they're all going to work. they've underperformed for a while. it's time. >> i agree. we actually just started a position in anadarko as well. we like occi for the special situation. i have liked the drillers for a while. i think halliburton is poised to have a good quarter. and i think you can continue to look at the e & c times. i have been on cbi, on floor. i think you can look at kbr. >> schlumberger, anybody? >> i'll take halliburton over schlumberger. >> you can almost do everything except the refiners. i think it will be that broad based when these names start to catch fire. >> up next, want to know how the best are investing? a stock star picker reveals three areas of the
i think with jim we go to $110. >> listen, you can catch more of jim and rich on our online show where we'll also hear from portfolio manager louis navellier. find out at 1:00 p.m. on futuresnow.cnbc.com. >> thanks so much, josh lipton. josh brown, you're long energy names. >> there is a renaissance of exploration of production here in the united states, north america. you can be in apache, occidental. i think they're all going to work. they've underperformed for a while. it's...
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jim cramer said anybody who participated in the run for all of these crazy yields, they are morons. i'm not saying i disagree, but the people that create the the strategy to force the trader into that position, what would we call them? so we're correct. high yield is really showing the cracks because in the end if money is cheap and you buy anything to get yield there's a comeuppance period. we're even seeing some of that lingering in treasuries. >> rick santelli, thank you very much. appreciate it as always. >> your top stories, metals in full meltdown mode. gold down 26% per. by the way, on track for its worst quarter on report. silver even worse, down a whopping 39% year to date. peter schiff ceo , my take is nt why gold collapsed off its highs but should gold ever have been 19 bucks an ounce in the first place? >> you have speculative longs getting out, speculative shorts getting in, but i think everybody is operating under a false narrative and so gold is being mispriced. the u.s. economy is not recovering. we're entering back into a recession and might be in recession by the e
jim cramer said anybody who participated in the run for all of these crazy yields, they are morons. i'm not saying i disagree, but the people that create the the strategy to force the trader into that position, what would we call them? so we're correct. high yield is really showing the cracks because in the end if money is cheap and you buy anything to get yield there's a comeuppance period. we're even seeing some of that lingering in treasuries. >> rick santelli, thank you very much....